Burgmüller's piano music is mainly intended for juvenile performers, and his opus 68, 76, 97, 100, and 105 etudes are widely used for piano teaching today. Etudes in opus 100, Twenty-Five Easy and Progressive Studies for Pianoforte, are used for piano lessons especially for juvenile learners with small hands because of the following reasons:
- There are no octave fingerings.
- The widest range (interval) is the seventh.
- Each piece as a unique title and the pieces are pleasant music, especially in the ears of children.
Zen-On Publishers' Burgmüller Op. 100 Twenty-Five Etuden (published in Japan) has been used for piano lessons by Yamaha method. After completing a two-year primary course (age 4-6) and a two-year secondary course (age 6-8) of basic musicianship, Yamaha students (age 8-10) usually start taking individual lessons with this etude book.
| 2 | Arabesque | 1:00 | Mar, J. |
| 3 | Pastorale | 1:23 | Mar, J. |
| 4 | Petite Réunion | 1:48 | Mar, J. |
| 6 | Progrès | 1:20 | Mar, J. |
| 7 | Courant Limpide | 1:02 | Mar, J. |
| 15 | Ballade | 1:33 | Mar, J. |
| 23 | Le Retour | 1:00 | Mar, J. |
| 24 | L'hirondelle (The Swallow) | 1:35 | Muller, N. |
| 25 | La Chevaleresque | 1:27 | Mar, J. |
